Alma Losekamp Weds Roger Lowe at St John the Baptist
Heaven Ohio reports the May 24 wedding of Alma Losekamp to Roger Lowe at St. John the Baptist Church. The ceremony united the Losekamp family with the Lowe household as Edits and guests from Cincinnati and local towns attended. The edition also notes family visits and community milestones from 15 and 5 years ago.
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Heaven
Ohio
St. John the Baptist Church
Alma Losekamp
Joseph Losekamp
Roger Lowe
Clar
Edith Keller
Daugh
Stephen and
Grant, Jr
Elmer Hassel
Anthony Henkenbern
Cincinnati
Paul Wagner
Grant Sr
Henkenbern
San Diego
Cal
Evansville Nursing School News Notice and Engagement Update
Jacquline-Sue Steele among eighty student nurses receiving caps at the University of Evansville School of Nursing Evansville Indiana. Mr and Mrs Alfred C Rolfes announce the engagement of daughter Kathie Ann to Mr Rob. Two week vacation here with sons and families Allen Loos and Raymond Loos. They will return home June 9.
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Jacquline - Sue Steele
Barnard Steele
University of Evansville School of Nursing
Evansville
Ind
Alfred C. Rolfes
Kathie Ann
Rob
Allen Loos
Raymond Loos
Legion DX Downs Fuernstein in 8 to 4 Victory
The Legion DX defeated Fuernstein 8 to 4 in a well played game. P Gaebe and G Dennis pitched for Fuernstein with B Oxley catching and two runners nailed at home. Legion pitching by Ken Greenwell and Wayne French yielded 4 runs on 7 hits with 8 strikeouts and 1 walk. Notable hits included Gaebe and Ballard for Fuernstein and Edwards, Lawhorn, McAdams, Greenwell, and French for Legion. Next week the Legion faces New Coffee Pot at Big Water Works field at 6:00 PM on Wednesday the 24th with fans encouraged to bring chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuernstein’s
P. Gaebe
G. Dennis
B. Oxley
R. Dunaway
J Monuary
D- Snellaker
A. Vogelsang
K. Ballard
Legion
Ken Greenwell
Wayne French
Ron McAdams
Randy Edwards
Mike Lawhorn
Ken
Wayne
Duckworth
Jerry
American Legion
Big Water Works Field
Class D Pee Wee News Results May 18 1972
May 18 1972 results list games in Class D Pee Wee. Pasquale's four, Lions thirteen, First National six. Lakes twelve, Highlander Center four. Odd Fellows thirteen, Feldhaus ten. Kiwanis six, Harrison Screw zero. Campbell Hausfeld K of C postponed.
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F. O. P Lake's
Odd Fellows Sdnce Cewnsesuns
Harrison Kiwanis
Getaway
First National Bank
Miovese Campbell Hausfeld K. of C
Pasquale’s — K. of C
Highlander Center
Hausfeld
Fisk Bros Monument Co Designers and Manufacturers
The Fisk Bros Monument Co. presents four generations of design and manufacturing expertise at 4016 4024 Spring Grove Ave.
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THE
Fisk Bros. Monument CO
Spring Grove Ave
Local league matchups listed for various fields
Harrison hosts Screw-First National Bank at the Kiwanis Odd Fellows play at the V F W field. Lions-F O P face Feldhaus-Lake at the Harrison Grade School field near the waterworks.
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Harrison Screw
First National Bank
K. of C
Kiwanis — Odd Fellows
Lions — F. O. P
Harrison Grade School
Feldhaus — Lake’s
Big Waterworks
Lakes Cup Second Win of Season
In the Pee Wee game at V F W field Lake's Jewelry beat Highlander Center 12 to 4. Jim Walsh led Lake's with 2 doubles and 3 RBIs while Rob Grubbs added a double and a single and pitched 1 2/3 innings with 5 strikeouts.
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Lake’s Jewelry
Highlander Center
Lake’s
Jim Walsh
Chuck Bailey
Robbie Grubbs
Dick Crawford
Jim Wittenbrook
Darrell Moster
Walsh
Grubbs
Combs
Rosenburg
Meece
Steve Harris
Highlanders
James Acra
Brad Neel
D. Murphy
Ron Webster
Bill Brabant
Ken Noonan
Greg Webster
Highlander
Noel
Morse
Wilson
Hawks Bomb Beige Fields In Low-Scoring Win
Hawks defeated Beige Fields 13 to 4 as Ronnie Brooks pitched five innings Phil Bahner and Dennis Cole finished the game Dennis Cole led Hawks with a triple and three singles while Dave Kaufhold Curt Boggs Tom Knose and Dirk Bryant added multiple hits for a large crowd turnout Rick Losekamp started for Beige Fields allowing two runs on two hits in two innings before Glenn Warders gave up eleven runs in four innings.
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Hawk
Beige Fields
Ronnie Brooks
Phil Bahner
Dennis Cole
Rick Losekamp
Glenn Warders
Hawks
Denis Cole
Dave Kaufhold
Curt Boggs
Tom Knose
Dirk Bryant
Fischer's Defeat Legion CX 9-8
Fischer's CX team beat American Legion 9-8 in a tense comeback. Chuck Finley and Rick Gabbard pitched with Brian Upchurch behind the plate. Ken Miller led with 3 hits while West Strunk Upchurch and Finley added multiple safeties.
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Fischer
American Legion
Chuck Finley
Rick Gabbard
Brian Upchurch
Legion
Fischer’s
Ken Miller
Mark West
Tim Strunk
Brent Rolfes
John Whitaker
Legion Teams Shine In Amatuer Baseball Clash
Players Bernie Robben Andy Horton Ken Nagele and Keith Wuest led at the plate for the Legion. Posey Schlemmer Carmichael Napier Bailey Kraus and Stegman added hits. Steve Carmichael and Joe Bradley pitched for the Legion with Randy Posey catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Robben
Andy Horton
Ken Nagele
Keith Wuest
Legion
Randy Posey
Kevin Schlemmer
Steve Carmichael
Mike Napier
Brad Bailey
Myron Kraus
Gus Stegman
Joe Bradley
Bunnell's Insurance Tops Village Pharmacy In Thrilling Showdown
Bunnell's Insurance defeated Village Pharmacy 11 to 8 in a comeback win. John Sauntry led with a double and triple, Terry Bunnell added a single and two doubles, while pitchers John Seanaty and Robert Fray held the rival offense late. Village Pharmacy rallies fell short despite late efforts and solid defense.
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Bunnell Insurance
Villlage Pharmacy
Bunnell
Bunnell’s
Village Pharmacy
John Seanaty
Robert Fray
Mike Sauntry
Dennis Halcomb
Larry Wolf
Ed Beard
Terry Bunnell
John Sauntry
Bob Fray
Jim Carr
Troy Boggs
M. Whitaker
T. Wilson
Jon Wickman
J. Parker
J. Wickman
Schultz Custom Wall 7th Grade Girls Softball Results
Schultz Custom Wall Inc.'s 7th graders lost to Airy Market 13 9 on May 6. A second game on May 19 with Alice Couchffures saw Schultz on top 5 4. Jane Shearer posted 3 RBI Rita Acra added 1 RBI Bev Sch Inc beat Besse's Pharmacy 2 0. Linda Stegemann pitched well allowing 7 hits Rev Schultz singled Kathy Cooper tripled to score Schultz Ann Grubbs drove in Cooper for the final run.
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Schultz Custom Wall, Inc
Airy Market
Alice Couchffures
Schultz Custom Wail, Inc
Jane Shearer
Rita Acra
Bev Sch- Inc
Besse’s Pharmacy
Linda Stegemann
Rev. Schultz
Kathy Cooper
Schultz
Ann Grubbs
Cooper
Adam's Texaco Wins Over Press
Adam's Texaco beat Harrison Press 14 to 3 in their second win of the season. Rusty Stapleton and Tim Ballard pitched well allowing 3 hits 3 walks and 10 strikeouts. Stapleton had a triple and a double while Ballard added a double.
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Adam
Texaco DX
Harrison Press
Rusty Stapleton
Tim Ballard
Adam’s
Press Hurlers Push Past Opponents in Close Inning
Press hitters included ei oer a single and Shane Sizemore with a single. Acknowledgment given to Mr. Frank Klopfstein for excellent score keeping.
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Ei Oer
Shane Sizemore
Frank Klopfstein
Kroger Defeats New Coffee Pot 23 to 2 in Strong Pitching
Kroger's win over New Coffee Pot 23 to 2 featured stellar pitching by D West and R Kolb with 13 strikeouts. Kroger collected 18 hits led by G Bennett 4 for 4 with 2 doubles and a triple and T Romalard 4 with two bunts. Next game is against Adams Texaco at Whitewater Meadows No 1 field.
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Kroger
New Coffee Pot
D. West
R. Kolb
Krogers
G. Bennett
T. Romalard
G. Bush
Odd Fellows Beat Feldhaus in 13-10 Victory
Oddfellows defeated Feldhaus 13 to 10 Thursday evening for their second straight win. Pitcher Randy Simpson fanned 9 in 6 innings to push strikeouts to 17. Paul Williams led the offense with a triple, double and home run while Kenny Grooms added a single double double and a walk.
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Oddfellows
Feldhaus
Secon
Randy Simpson
Paul Williams
Kenny Grooms
Shawn Frazier
Tim Williams
West VW Triumphs Over Valley Motors 21 4
West VW, the West V W Super Bugs, defeated Valley Motors 21 to 4. Pitchers Jerry Collins Danny Eckel and Frank Morse held the opposition to 5 hits and 10 walks with 5 strikeouts. Valley Motors pitchers G Nagele Slayback allowed 14 hits 15 walks with 8 strikeouts.
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West V.W. Super Bugs
Valley Motors
A S K
West V.W
Jerry Collins
Danny Eckel
Frank Morse
G. Nagele
Slayback
M. Bailey
T. Shaver
T- Wittman
M- Hart
Valley
W.W
Frank Whipple
Jim Sanders
Dannyy Eckel
Eddie Collins
Dave Garrison
Glen Buckley
Dan Eckel
Harrison Press
FOP Opens Season With 12 7 Victory Over K of C 127
FOP defeated K of C 127 by 12 to 7 to start the season. Jeff Batchelor hit two home runs and drove in eight runs. R Kater pitched with J Batchelor relief in the fourth. J Bunnnell and K Kater each had a single. B Wiggers pitched for K of C. Skipton had one hit. J Kinnett sold SAM 208 B Wakenet Ben.
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F.O.P
Jeff Batchelor
R. Kater
J- Batchelor
J. Bunnnell
K. Kater
B. Wiggers
C. S. Skipton
J. Kinnett
Sam
Wakenet
DX standings and results summary
DX results list matches with scores across teams including Adams Texaco 14 Harrison Press 3 Kroger 23 New Coffee Pot 2 Bunnell Insurance 11 Village Pharmacy 8 Legion 8 Fuerstenstein 4 West W.W. 21 Valley Motors 4 Culley 44 Donna and Gene 3. Standings show 7.
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Adam’s Texaco
Harrison Press
Kroger’s
New Coffee Pot
Bunnell Ins
Village Pharmacy
Legion
Fuernstein’s
West W.W
Valley Motors
Culley’s
Donna & Gene
Local Stars Shine As Harrison Prep Athletes Named All American
Jeff Kelly earns High School All American honors from Scholastic Wrestling News after securing the state title at 175 pounds and touring Europe with the U S Junior World team. Harrison players Dennis Quatremeyer Craig Bachman Ron Kober Ken Boatright Dick Kraus join Joe Hawk's French Bauer Bentley Post baseball squad for summer play marking the largest Harrison contingent to date. Padres visit Reds at Riverfront May 26 28 with Ball Day promotions and a free Wilson baseball coupon for youths.
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Jeff Kelly
Scholastic Wrestling News
Jeff
Europe
U.S
Mark Knose
Craig Bachman
Ron Kober
Ken Boatright
Dick Kraus
Dennis Quatremeyer
Joe Hawk
Bauer-Bentley Post
Harrison
Hawk
Joe
Pat Noyes
Pat
SAN Diego Padres
Cincinnati Reds
Riverfront Stadium
Padres
Riverfront
San Diego
Reds
Cincinnati
Don Zimmer
Clay Kirby
Nate Colbert
Ollie Brown
Clarence Gaston
Ivan Murrell
Steve Arlin
Ohio State
Cardinals
Giants
Wilson
Marathon Oil
Marathon
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L. William Kuntz
Harrison Avenue
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Willey Road
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Charlottee Dale
Fairmont
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Columbus
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Staubin
Souders
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Harry Handy
James Handy
Cheviot
Debbie Handy
Nancy A. McCullough
Hyde Park Methodist Church
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Swifton Village
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Lois J. Hawk Harper
Dick Road
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Marilyn
Caroly
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Vancouver
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Oregon
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J. N. Jansen
Phoenix
Guild of St. John the Divine
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Jim
Burt Lake
Indian River
Mich
Robert Waltz
Karen Mes
James Leonard Vanzant
R. 3
Indiana State University
Clifford Greiser
Bridgetown
Joseph F. Wing
Nacer Construction Co
Miamitown, Ohio
Fuernstein
Beige
Stndingseam Hawk
Whitewater
Gene’s Cycle Center
Devewe
Legion CX
Mac
Delicatessen & Pony Key
U. S
New Haven RD
Stanley Elfenbaum
Optometrist
Neidhard-Minges Funeral Homes
Taylors Creek
Harrison Pike
Bunnell’s Ins
Tops Village Pharmacy
Texaco
George J. Minges
Clayton Radcliffe
Walnut Street
Odd Fellows
West VW
V. Motors
Fop
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Hice
Aliey Harrison Jr
Roger Brown
Jim Mason
Dave Blanton
I Picastak
Aes
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Eise Srlestedat
He Cata Dedi Wyoming
Reading
Tom Grippa
Tom Roller
Ed Orick
North College Hill
Randy Kramer
Craig Fole
Pete Wind
Terry Behrie
Forest Park
Jim Reynolds
Jeff Jarrett
Greg Bybee
Lockland
Mike Phelps
Joe Norton
Nick Schierloh
Bentley
Denny
Carolina Trace
New Haven Road
Carolina Trace Road
Emmert Auto Electric
N. State ST
Harrison, Ohio
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